In season now
Hood River, OR
Sunhollow sits on a warm hillside where the fog burns off by mid-morning — exactly what stone fruit wants. The Marchetti family has worked these rows since 1971, and they still pick every peach by hand, ripe, into padded trays.
Because the orchard is dry-farmed, the trees push their roots deep and the fruit comes off intense and floral. Come in July for the famous Cal Red peaches; the apricots are a blink-and-miss-it three weeks in June.
Forest-foraged chanterelles and shaded laying yards of shiitake logs.
Heritage grains, winter squash and beans dried on the stalk.